Good at Missing You
Mastering the Art of Moving On: Good at Missing You by Paige Rutledge
Lyrics
Yeah I feel like a winner
Expressing a sense of triumph or self-confidence.
Dodging calls from your sister
Avoiding communication with someone close to the ex-partner.
Block, unfollow, delete, I can finally breathe
Using social media tools to detach and find relief.
When they ask if I'm fine
Responding positively when asked about emotional well-being.
I say yes in record time
Quickly affirming emotional recovery.
Moving on with my life, been a month since I cried
Indicating progress in moving forward after a breakup.
I'm good at checking the parking lot twice
Being cautious and vigilant before entering certain places.
Before I walk inside
Checking surroundings carefully before proceeding.
I'm getting good at not calling your number
Successfully avoiding the urge to call the ex-partner.
Time to time I still wonder
Occasionally wondering about the ex-partner.
What you're up to tonight 5309, on that exit sign
Reflecting on the ex-partner's whereabouts and memories.
Halfway between your place and mine
Describing a location between both individuals' residences.
That wrong turn feels so right sometimes
Admitting that some wrong decisions feel strangely right.
Like closure's something I'm no closer to
Expressing difficulty in finding closure after the breakup.
Being good at missing you
Being skilled at managing the emotions of missing the ex-partner.
Guy on the billboard sign
Noticing a resemblance to the ex-partner in a public image.
Kinda looks like you at night
Seeing a familiar face when intoxicated and alone.
When I'm drunk and alone, it's like you're walking me home
Feeling a connection with the ex-partner during vulnerable moments.
You'd think by now after all of this time
Expressing the expectation of progress after a considerable time.
could say more than I tried
Acknowledging personal effort without significant results.
But I'm getting good at not calling your number
Maintaining discipline in avoiding direct contact.
Time to time I still wonder
Occasionally pondering about the ex-partner's activities.
What you're up to tonight 5309, on that exit sign
Thinking about the ex-partner's whereabouts and memories.
Halfway between your place and mine
Referring to a location between their respective residences.
That wrong turn feels so right sometimes
Acknowledging the allure of wrong decisions.
Like closure's something I'm no closer to
Expressing the ongoing struggle to find closure.
Being good at missing you
Skillfully managing the emotional challenge of missing the ex-partner.
How come it still feels like I'm missing out
Expressing a sense of being left out or incomplete.
I'm good until I start to think about
Managing well until thoughts of the ex-partner resurface.
Who you're kissing now, do you miss me now
Reflecting on the ex-partner's current romantic life.
I'm getting good at not calling your number
Continuing to resist the urge to call the ex-partner.
Time to time I still wonder
Occasionally wondering about the ex-partner's activities.
What you're up to tonight 5309, on that exit sign
Thinking about the ex-partner's whereabouts and memories.
Halfway between your place and mine
Referring to a location between their respective residences.
That wrong turn feels so right sometimes
Acknowledging the allure of wrong decisions.
Like closure's something I'm no closer to
Expressing the ongoing struggle to find closure.
Being good at missing you
Skillfully managing the emotional challenge of missing the ex-partner.
Paige Rutledge, Alex Dimauro, Aaron Pollock, Lydia Sutherland
Credits for the song's creation.
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